I've been using Claude code to finish up some projects that were on hold for a while. I've been doing this in my laptop, keeping the changes local. In one session I was offered $100 usd credits to let Claude connect and work in one of my GitHub projects directly. So I chose aimAndShoot, a neural evolution game from 2019. It catched some bugs and introduced improvements. I told it I was going to post about this experience on hackernews and lo and behold, the topic was already in it's training data. It knew about the project and the fact that I hadn't addressed the feedback it got. Anyhow, I asked it to address the comments on the topic and here's the result.
Live game is here: [https://victorribeiro.com/aimAndShoot/](https://victorribeiro.com/aimAndShoot/)
Comments URL: [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50018821](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50018821)
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